Jaromír Jágr

Ice hockey, Pittsburgh Penguins, Kladno and many others. Jágr won two Stanley Cups as a teenager in 1991 and 1992 and five scoring titles in his prime as a fast, puck-carrying winger. As his speed declined he relied on his size and on protecting the puck along the boards, played NHL hockey until he was 45, finishing second on the all-time points list, and carried on playing in the Czech leagues into his fifties.